Previous Exhibitions

Revisit the Helen S. Smith Gallery's past exhibitions covering various topics, projects and events.

2021

• December 8, 2020 - January 10, 2021: Annual Artist's Portfolio Exhibition: Curated Moments

2020

• Sept-Dec 2020: Gary Oliveira
• June-Sept 2020: Joe Batt Exhibition
• January 2020: Outside/In
• May 2020 - Annual Student Exhibition

2019

• January 2019 - Slash and Burn
• February 2019 - Evanescence
• April 2019 - Ryan Kelly: The Crass Menagerie
• May 2019 - Annual Green River Student Exhibition
• June 2019 - Bernie Bleha: A Retrospective
• September 2019 - Biennial Faculty Exhibition
• December 2019 - Sin Tìtulo: Student Exhibition

2018

• March 2018 - Jason Sobottka: Adventures through the Anthropocene
• April 2018 - David Jaewon Oh
• May 2018 - Student Art Exhibition
• June 2018 - Megan Linders
• November 2018 - The Artist's Portfolio

Annual Artist's Portfolio Exhibition: Curated Moments

December 8, 2020 - January 10, 2021

Students in the Artist’s Portfolio exhibition represent the capstone class in visual arts (Art 180) and the Helen S. Smith Gallery is exceptionally proud to present their individual work. Art students at Green River College work through the visual arts program studying drawing, painting, ceramics, photography and design. Serious art students in the program traditionally take Art 180 in the fall to learn how to package and present their work professionally as a cumulative body. Through their studies they have created a professional portfolio of visual work ripe for applications to university art programs, entry level employment, internships and exhibition opportunities. Many of these upper level students obtain their Associates in Fine Art upon graduation in addition to their AA degree.

See this year's virtual exhibition!!

The Artists’ Portfolio Class leads students through the process of polishing a body of artwork. Through discussions, critiques and hard work, they curate their own work into individual exhibitions at the end of their studies for the public to enjoy.  This year, they will present their work virtually through the gallery website to include artist talks and website links at the end of the fall term.